Sentences with word «abridgement»

They can implement what policies they want; the First Amendment only protects us against government abridgement of free speech.

We learned to begin our research process by reviewing the relevant volume of the Canadian Abridgement for a summary of the law in any area and direction to the pivotal cases on any issue.

Featuring stunning needle - felted illustrations and designed as developmentally appropriate abridgements for the very youngest of learners, the Cozy Classics books have been deemed «remarkable» by The Telegraph UK, «quite simply, delightful» by The Paris Review, and «a service to literate families everywhere» by the Wall Street Journal.

Legalisms, of this day's timeliness, dare I say convolutes and discombobulates the suggestiveness recognitions upon physicalities of the very timid bunglings of inward inter-fractals of cosmological paradigms not fully understood by the masses and seldomly aspired upon by science abridgements being too nauseatingly complex to be meaningfully understood by laymen and much less so by the commoners who could really care less.

«Exclusive online abridgement «Biocentrism»: How life creates the universe.

«Fortunately» Mendes dominates the conversation, a feature - length apologia for Revolutionary Road's severe abridgement of its source novel that bleeds into optional commentary over a 25 - minute sampler of fifteen deleted scenes.

Remember how Baz Luhrmann wallowed in the now - camp machinations of «Romeo and Juliet» for his screaming Hollywood abridgement?

The result is a game that provides a slick and entertaining interactive abridgement of the Lord of the Rings movies, even if the gameplay itself is...

The original is in 33 volumes, and I'm only reading the one - volume English abridgement, but it's still an absolute delight.

Theaster Gates in conversation with Hamza Walker (12 minute abridgement) Regen Projects, Los Angeles January 15, 2017

Seems like a strange omission since, after all, without the threat of climate change, there would be no one thinking about the forced abridgement of our primary source of power production in the first place, and the Administration's new emissions restriction scheme wouldn't even be a gleam in this or any other president's eye.

When I proposed a revision of Finding the Law, one that stood as an independent tool and less a true abridgement, Morris told me that he believed that there was value in what I suggested but that I was writing for law students that he did not understand, in a style that he could never embrace.

The most popular feature of Maritime Law Book's law report series was the use of Key Numbers which combines the best features of the Canadian Abridgement Classification System (Key Words providing a framework to organic cases by legal concepts, minus the associated cumbersome alphanumeric numbering scheme) with a numbering scheme modelled on the West Key Numbering System.

He's got both Abbott and the Canadian Abridgement wrong.

Ann Goldgar, in her un-kindled, non-googled, Impolite Learning, describes how the eighteenth century, called at the time «the century of the journal,» was marked by complaints about the very shallowness, laziness, and loss of learning fostered by the book abridgements and reviews that appeared in these new periodicals.

The court decided 5 - 4 that the law could not stand, that it was an unjustified abridgement of the plaintiff's constitutional right to free speech.

the protected class in SECTION 3.1 of NCGS 143 - 422.2 «It is the public policy of this State to protect and safeguard the right and opportunity of all persons to seek, obtain and hold employment without discrimination or abridgement on account of race, religion, color, national origin, age, biological sex or handicap by employers which regularly employ 15 or more employees.»

There are about 50 top - level subject titles in the Canadian Abridgement, so on average courts issue about 800 decisions a year in each field (not all fields of the law are equally jurisprudentially rich, so many fields will be thinner than this).

The task is to extend the First Amendment's prohibition of an establishment of religion and abridgement of speech and press to private as well as public government.

He was one of the concluding authors and was tasked with the abridgement of about 1,000 years of records.

This can only be resolved once it is recognized that an institution may insist upon adherence to etiquette in order to further its mission, without these restrictions on the freedom of expression at certain times and places necessarily constituting an abridgement of right guaranteed by law.

In making this abridgement of a devotional work by Kuyper first published in the U.S. in 1918, James Schaap, professor of literature at Dordt College in Iowa, has adapted Kuyper's daily meditations by trying «to deliver the essential Kuyper to the ordinary people he respected.»

As the name indicates, the breviaries were abridgements, a compilation of prayers, hymns, and passages of Scripture for the use of clergy, monks, and lay folk.

On the other hand, when a certain Jason of Cyrene wrote five books describing the events up to 161 (our II Maccabees is an abridgement of his work), he emphasized the transcendent power of God.

An economic «blast from the past», but based on experience and real intellectual rigour is Nigel Lawson's Memoirs of a Tory Radical (Biteback, # 14.99) which is an abridgement of his original memoir with a new concluding chapter looking at recent financial events.

-- Districts shall not be established that are intended to or result in a denial or abridgement of minority voting rights including the opportunity of minority voters to participate in the political process, and to elect the candidates of their choice, including but not limited to minority populations with the opportunity to elect the candidates of their choice without comprising a majority of the district.

Without specifically granting the right, the law guarantees against its abridgement.

Yet, it is not as sharp as the X4 M40i and the Macan GTS, considering all the abridgements brought by AMG on the pneumatic suspension.

Abridgement is not permitted in the compare and contrast essay writing; exceptions are well - known abbreviations and acronyms.

Last week I wrote a little about abridgement to give you a taste of what it is.

After poet Maya Angelou and others disputed the abridgement, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar finally ordered the park service to correct it.

As I have said publicly on more than one occasion, the Words and Phrases part of the Canadian Abridgement is one of the most useful tools we have for issues where the applicable legal category is not easily retrieved, and one needs some Swan - like serendipity.

And don't overlook the All ER Words and Phrases references, but it's not anything like as well done as the Abridgement.

It stressed the reliability of the Canadian Encyclopedic Digest and touched briefly on Butterworths Ontario Digest and the Canadian Abridgement.

The Canadian Abridgement is a precursor to the digests that began appearing in America in the late 1800s.

TITLE: Seipp's Abridgement: Medieval English History: An Index and Paraphrase of Printed Year Book Reports, 1268 - 1535.

[n11] Here, we are applying, contrary to the recent decision in Grovey v. Townsend, the well established principle of the Fifteenth Amendment, forbidding the abridgement by a state of a citizen's right to vote.

Section 3 - 3 (2) of the Rules allows the brokerage to obtain the client's consent to an alteration or abridgement of some or all of the duties ordinarily owed to the client.